Help local non-profits by volunteering your technology and business expertise at Opportunity Hack. Create impact and compete for prizes.
If you’re passionate about leveraging your technology and business skills to help improve your local community, join PayPal’s Opportunity Hack. This energizing two-day hackathon is open to the public and its goal is to connect local non-profits with skilled computer engineers and business-savvy volunteers to help solve some of their most pressing tech problems. Volunteers compete for prizes and are awarded with seeing their solutions put into action by the non-profits.
Given that many companies have cancelled their internships, we wanted to help by offering some experience from our set of non-profit problems that we source through Opportunity Hack. This is an entirely online experience, you only need some passion, a computer, and an internet connection.
We're taking stock of the current situation, and likely this will be online-only.
Opportunity Hack strives to match highly-skilled volunteers (i.e. top-notch engineers and other professionals from PayPal, other local companies, and colleges) with nonprofit organizations (NPOs) that need technological solutions for critical challenges. The goals for Opportunity Hack are to solve existing problems for NPOs and to foster a connection with technologists that can extend beyond a single weekend.
PayPal (2013 to 2020)
Galvanize (2017, 2018, 2019)
Motion Recruitment (2017, 2018, 2019)
Since 2013, Opportunity Hack has been impacting nonprofit organizations globally.
San Jose, California
Phoenix, Arizona
Timonium, Maryland
Chennai, India
Singapore
Dublin, Ireland
Opportunity Hack allows local non-profits to leverage the talent and expertise of computer engineers and business-savvy volunteers from some of the most well known universities & tech companies. If your organization operates in one of this year’s host cities and has a technology project that could greatly benefit from outside expertise, contact us today.
Opportunity Hack is an inspiring event that puts engineering and business skills to use for local non-profit organizations during a two-day hackathon. We welcome the opportunity to collaborate with other companies in host cities to broaden the impact of this event for local non-profits and our hackers.
We've scaled our hackathon to support other locations in Chicago, Atlanta, and Las Vegas for Money 2020. In order to continue to grow our support for local non-profits, we rely on people in their region who have a passion to use technology to help their local non-profits. If you'd like to bring Opportunity Hack to your area, please contact us!